The Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell is talking about the Lord’s Prayer across the North of England throughout 2025, a priority of his vision for Faith in the North. On Friday 28 March he was at Hull Minster, Gwen and Sheila from St. Andrew’s Church in Sutton Park went to learn about the importance and relevance of the Lord’s Prayer in our lives today.
Archbishop Stephen said “In less than 70 words, Jesus gives us a prayer to learn by heart and a prayer that gets inside our hearts, shaping the way we live. The Lord’s Prayer surely is the best place to start. It is said in just about every church service, from the coronation of the King to the christening of a child. It’s a challenging prayer and when we say this prayer together, we become part of God’s movement of change, of bringing God’s heaven to earth. It teaches us how to pray. But it also teaches us how to live”.
